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18 June 2006, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Trucker Ted
Halfrauds will probably charge ye an arm and both legs,try a motor factors like Brown Bros. etc.these are the people who supply the garages,so mucho savings!!
18 June 2006, 11:28 AM
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Is your arm worth £9.99?
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If your car is a UK turbo, then it doesn't have a LSD. A litre of Castrol Syntrax (Driveline) 75W90 from Halfords will do it, or shop around!
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I was advised by Opie oils (regulars on here) to use:
"As a top quality option we would recomend the Silkolene Syn5 75w-90 for both the gearbox and diffs.
An alternative would be the Motul Gear300 75w-90 for the gearbox and the Motul 90pa for the diffs."
"As a top quality option we would recomend the Silkolene Syn5 75w-90 for both the gearbox and diffs.
An alternative would be the Motul Gear300 75w-90 for the gearbox and the Motul 90pa for the diffs."
24 June 2006, 09:14 AM
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Motuls Gear 300 is a fully synthetic option suitable for use in LSDs as found on Subaru models bar the DCCD where 90 PA should then be chosen. Motul also have a semi-synthetic option called Motylgear which can be used in place of the Gear 300.
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